The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-09-03
DIR. GEO. B. MORRIS, Dentist, will

tOWn, nercHIter, from the zOth 10 tne
last Of every month.
ANY kind of a Fashion Book al
the News Store.
The b. d O. pay car was here on
Monday, week after it was due
THANKS to Mrs. A. L. Nye for a
very beautiful and fragrant boquel.
COMMISSIONERS Moreland and Ollie
finished selling out the stock of the
Easton store last week.
The cadets go into camp to- day at
2 o'clock and will live under strict
military regulations until the 7th.
J. w. MADEIRA, in connection with
News, Stationery and Confectioner-
les, keeps all kinds of Family Gro
ceries
j. w. MADEIRA, the news dealer
and stationer, is receiving the latest
designs in Stationery and School
supplies.
A CLARKsBURG paper made a very
dirty and uncalled for fling at our
townsman, Geo. G. Sturgiss, in its
last issue.
The University will open Wednes-
day September It'll, and the Morgan
gantown Public School on Monday
September IL.
HIRscHMAN has beautiful line of
silk umbrellas suitable for ladies or
gentlemen, in metal or natural ham
dies, at low figures.
WE have big job lot of winter
boots to close out below cost in or
der to get the room. Ask to see
them at Hirschman's.
WELL, boys how are you getting
along with that military company?
Hurry up and do something. There
is no reason why fine company can
not be organized.
For any kind of Letter and Pencil,
Tablets, Fancy Box Paper, States,
Pencils DC. &c. drop in at the News
and Confectionery Store on Walnut
street. j. W. MADEIRA, Manager.
DURING the time the cadets are in
camp they will be required to live
on camp fare, which will consist OF
the plainest food. The only luxur-
les that will be allowed will be pies,
and they may be sold on the ground
by any one who cares to do so.
The schedule on the F., M. q P.
doesn't seem to be of particular val
ue-at least the trains seldom run
according to it. While this is true
there are good reasons for it. The
train men claim that with the
amount of work they have to do it
il almost impossible to run ON time.
FROM the Baltimore papers we
learn that DR.. J. S. Patterson, of the
Baltimore University Hospital, is
kept pretty busy in his department
dressing the wounds of the many
unfortunates who are taken to that
institution. The Doctor has already
become quite successful surgeon.
THERE will be grand reunion of
the blue and gray at Clarksburg on
September 7th and Sth, on the fair
grounds. An effort is being made
to make this a great success and the
proverbial hospitality of the Clarks-
burg people is an assurance that it
will be a success. All railroads give
half fare rates.
HUTCHINSON d JACOBS are now
agents for the Celebrated Zell's fer
tilizer and will sell 200 pounds Of
bone phosphate at $3.50. We buy
for cash and buy the so ton lots, and
will deliver at Ellington or Morgan
town free of charge. Call on or
write to them at Little Falls. No
better phosphate was used in Gin
ton last season.
AN alleged show of a theatrical
character is billed to exhibit in
this place tonight. 1t is a very
small concern and has been eking
out a precarious existence for some
time running about among little
country towns. Those who have
seen it say it is destitute Of merit
The respectable portion of the com
munity will do well to let it severly
alone.
The fact that two Monongalia
boys were elected assistant physi-
clans at the Hospital for the Insane
at the last meeting of the board Of
directors is quite gratifying to theil
friends. The gentlemen referred to
are DIR. T. M. Hood, of Cassville, and
DR.. R. L. Brown, of Buckhannon
DR.. Hood has just returned from
New York where he has been spend.
ing some time in the special study
of such cases as he will be called
upon to treat ir the Hospital
There can certainly be no politics in
this as our townsman Geo. c. Stur-
giss was their especial champion
and secured the election of both
We shall regret to lose DR.. Hood
from our county.
Notes About Town.